Contact PickMyClass

There is no phone line and no chat widget. Contact the operator by email or GitHub. The FAQ explains how tracking, timing, and campuses work.

Email support@pickmyclass.app

Write to support@pickmyclass.app for help with a watch that will not save, alerts that stopped arriving, or account changes you cannot make yourself in Settings. You can export your data or request account deletion in the Data tab in Settings. Deletion disables your account immediately and permanently deletes your data after 30 days. We never ask for your MyASU password or take account actions from a public issue thread.

Report a bug on GitHub

PickMyClass is open source, so reproducible bugs and feature ideas are welcome in the GitHub issue tracker. Issues are public: include the technical details, but never paste confirmation links, tokens, or the email address on your account.

What to include in a bug report

• The class number and term. The 5-digit class number you searched for (for example 12345) and the term, such as Fall 2026, plus the campus or ASU Online if it matters.
• What you expected and what happened. One sentence each. “Expected a seat alert when the section opened, got nothing” beats “alerts are broken”.
• When it happened. A date and time with your timezone. Checks run every 30 minutes, so the minute matters more than you would expect.
• Where it happened. The page or email involved, whether you were signed in, and the browser and device if it looks like a display problem.
• The exact error text or a screenshot. Copy the message as it appears instead of paraphrasing it.

How fast we reply

This is a student-run project, not a staffed support desk, so there is no 24/7 queue. Most emails get a reply within a couple of business days, and we read GitHub issues as they come in. Privacy and data-deletion requests are handled within the response window described in the privacy policy. During add/drop week, the first days of the semester when students add and drop classes, seat alerts spike. Expect us to be slower then; your alerts keep working.

Alerts are email-only

PickMyClass notifies you by email. There is no SMS, no push notification, and no phone-based alerting, so support cannot text you when a seat opens. If a text message is the only thing that reaches you during a lecture, keep your inbox notifications on for the email address you registered with — that is the channel every alert travels through.